lamont
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on my 8th dive I had a tank failure at about 28 ft.
did it explode? someone shoot it with a rifle?
yeah, blame the tank for running out of gas...
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on my 8th dive I had a tank failure at about 28 ft.
lamont:did it explode? someone shoot it with a rifle?
yeah, blame the tank for running out of gas...
NWGratefulDiver:Apt description ... given some excerpts from the "testimonials" page on the Spare Air web site ...
All of these situations are a result of not following the training protocols you're supposed to learn as part of your Basic Open Water training.
I guess it's slightly better than not having a redundant air source ... but these quotes from the Spare Air web site are all examples of situations that could have been easily avoided with the application of a little common sense.
Seems like they're just promoting stupid insurance ...
... Bob (Grateful Diver)
OMG, Using that logic we could have the Inebriate Driving Academy. By the time you graduate you will be able to drive a school bus safely after a 6 packliberato:Where have you been? Didn't you know it is used all the time in diver training to prepare divers for deep dives? :11ztongue Nitrous In Diving :11ztongue
Oooops!! This thread is serious :06: :06:miketsp:Some people are just not taking this thread seriously.... :shakehead
cancun mark:OTOH, I do know that Mitch from Baywatch uses one on a regular basis to swim to 120' for 20 minutes while fighting giant electric moray eels, ...
Yeah, and every soccer mom driving a giant SUV instead of a fuel effecient station wagon or mini van makes sense, too.Uncle Pug:Well... it makes just as much sense as the original SpareAir.
PhotoTJ:(Yes, I still have my Spare Air doubles that I bought on E-Bay, did 20 minutes at 10 ft just to play with the thing.)